尸

shī · shi

Traditional 屍

Meaning

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shī 尸

  1. (literary) person representing the deceased (during burial ceremonies)
  2. (literary) to put a corpse on display (after execution)
  3. corpse (variant of 屍 / 尸 (shī))

shī 屍

  1. (bound form) corpse

In a sentence

2 examples
01

警(jǐng)方(fāng)在(zài)河(hé)边(biān)发(fā)现(xiàn)了(le)一(yí)具(jù)尸(shī)体(tǐ)。

The police found a corpse by the river.

02

法(fǎ)医(yī)正(zhèng)在(zài)检(jiǎn)查(chá)那(nà)具(jù)尸(shī)体(tǐ)的(de)身(shēn)份(fèn)。

The forensic doctor is examining the identity of that corpse.

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